A family surname has long symbolised heritage and identity. In today’s celebrity and influencer economy, however, it can also become a shared brand that stretches across industries, from fashion and sports to beauty and media. A recent study by Mohd Firdaus bin Zainolabidin, Fatin Alia binti Shahar, and Nor Afidah Azmi from the School of …
INTI International University & Colleges signed a strategic academic collaboration with Shinshu University and Toyohashi University of Technology of Japan, strengthening Malaysia–Japan cooperation in education, research and talent development aligned with industry needs. The Memorandum of Understanding was signed at INTI International College Penang and witnessed by Penang Deputy Chief Minister II YB Tuan Jagdeep …
INTI International University has completed upgrades to its Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Centre and Physiotherapy Centre, strengthening its clinical training facilities and community healthcare services in Nilai. The upgraded centres were officially launched during the Public Health Carnival 2026, held from 4 to 6 February 2026. Over three days, healthcare professionals, academics, students and members …
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A smart farming system built for under RM60 has won Malaysia’s top honour at EcoRise 2025, which concluded with its final award ceremony on 23 January 2026 at INTI International College Subang. The winning project, PlantX, was developed by Wong Hanz and Lau Shan Miao, final-semester Engineering students from Kolej Matrikulasi Kedah. The system was …
Read moreLow-Cost Smart Farming System Wins Malaysian Title at EcoRise 2025
Few young creatives are given the responsibility to lead a television series early in their careers. Fewer still are trusted to do so at a major broadcaster. INTI alumna Nas Addina Nas Iskandar Ezadi, known professionally as Nas Addina, now 25, is one of them. She works as a Studio Executive at Astro Shaw, with …
INTI International College Penang and AMD Penang continued their collaboration in November 2025, working with global hunger relief organisation Rise Against Hunger Malaysia as part of a long-term effort to address food insecurity through collective community action. The 2025 initiative brought together INTI Penang students and AMD Penang volunteers to pack more than 52,000 nutritious …
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At just 23, Nur Aaliyah Natasha Farouk is learning to live with tension, on screen and off. In Generasi: Perfect 10, the latest Astro Originals series, she steps into the role of Yasmin Safira, a quiet, emotionally guarded gymnast who finds her escape on the balance beam. It is her most demanding role yet, and …
For individuals living with anxiety or deep-seated fears, mental health challenges often surface in everyday situations such as crowded spaces, public speaking, or enclosed environments. While Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is widely recognised as an effective treatment for conditions such as anxiety disorders, phobias, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), traditional approaches may not work for …
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A team of civil engineering students from INTI International University won the Structural Design and Innovation Award at the Introducing and Demonstrating Earthquake Engineering Research in Schools (IDEERS) 2025 competition in Taiwan, following a strong performance against international teams. Kuah Zhun Seong and his team, supervised by Ts. Dr Lee Hoong Pin (far left), with …
Read moreStudents Win Structural Design and Innovation Award at IDEERS 2025
In many flood events, the problem is not the lack of data. Water levels are monitored, sensors are deployed, and alerts are issued. Yet warnings still arrive too late, are too broad, or fail to reach the people who need to act. In Malaysia, where floods are becoming more frequent and unpredictable, this “last-mile” gap …
Read moreBuilding Smarter Flood Warnings for a Changing Climate